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Table 3 Incidence rate ratios (IRR) for colorectal cancer per additional intake of 25 g red or processed meat subdivided by the studied genotypes.

From: Polymorphisms in NFkB, PXR, LXR and risk of colorectal cancer in a prospective study of Danes

   

Red and processed meat

 

Ncases

Nsub-cohort

IRRA

95% CI

IRRB

95% CI

p-valueC

NFkB -94ins/del

       

   II

121

307

0.96

(0.90-1.03)

0.97

(0.90-1.04)

0.03

   ID and DD

257

449

1.03

(0.98-1.08)

1.03

(0.98-1.09)

 

PXR rs1523127

       

   AA

127

257

1.04

(0.98-1.12)

1.04

(0.97-1.12)

0.28

   AC and CC

251

499

1.01

(0.96-1.06)

1.01

(0.96-1.07)

 

PXR rs2276707

       

   CC

237

441

1.02

(0.97-1.08)

1.02

(0.97-1.08)

0.53

   CT and TT

141

315

1.01

(0.95-1.07)

1.01

(0.94-1.08)

 

PXR rs6785049

       

   AA

136

259

1.01

(0.95-1.07)

1.01

(0.95-1.08)

0.72

   AG and GG

242

497

1.02

(0.97-1.08)

1.02

(0.97-1.08)

 

LXR rs1405655

       

   CC

169

347

1.02

(0.97-1.07)

1.02

(0.96-1.08)

0.91

   CT and TT

209

409

1.02

(0.96-1.08)

1.02

(0.96-1.08)

 

LXR rs2695121

       

   TT

117

221

1.04

(0.98-1.12)

1.05

(0.97-1.12)

0.28

   CT and CC

261

535

1.01

(0.96-1.07)

1.01

(0.96-1.07)

 
  1. ACrude (adjusted for age and sex).
  2. BAdditionally adjusted for status of HRT (women only), smoking status, alcohol, dietary fibre, physical activity, NSAID use and BMI.
  3. Cp-value for interaction between genotype and red and processed meat for the adjusted estimates.